Pau Station
All you need to know
Pau station, located south of the city centre, is the city's main station. It has a passenger building with facilities, and "Accès Plus" services are also available for people with reduced mobility. You can reach the station via two pedestrian footbridges or through its car-free forecourt. Between trains, you can stroll along the banks of the Ousse, redeveloped as a green promenade.
Getting to Pau station
The station can be reached by public transport in several ways. Idelis network buses run there with Fébus line 9. The Pau funicular also takes you there.
Main destinations from Pau station
With 4 tracks and 3 platforms, Pau station offers connections to regional and national destinations. TGV INOUI trains run to Paris Montparnasse, stopping at Dax and Bordeaux. TGV INOUI trains to Tarbes via Lourdes can also be taken from the station. A large number of INTERCITÉS trains are available, as well as Corail coaches to and from Bordeaux, Toulouse and Tarbes, among others. TER trains account for a large share of the station's activity, with varied destinations such as Bedous, Bayonne, Hendaye, Toulouse and Oloron-Sainte-Marie.
The bus station is next to Pau station. Many destinations are served every day of the week by various regional coach services.
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Opening time (excluding public holidays)
Saturday - Sunday : from 6h 15m to 22h 45m and Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday : from 4h 30m to 22h 45m
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Bank holiday hours
New Year’s Day - Easter Monday - Labour Day - Victory Day (1945) - Ascension Thursday - Whit Monday - French National Day - Assumption Day - All Saints’ Day - Armistice Day - Christmas : from 6h 15m to 22h 45m
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Address
Avenue Jean Biray 64000 PAU
Transport access
Buses
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T2
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P5
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P11
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P20
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P22
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Stations and destinations
Stations and destinations displayed after the list of buttons